The value of K, for the reaction below is 7.72 at 455 K. 2NO, (3) = N,0,(g) See Periodic Table Determine the reaction quotient for a mixture of the two gases in which [NO2] = 0.0312 M and [N204] = 0.00674 M.

The value of K, for the reaction below is 7.72 at 455 K. 2NO, (3) = N,0,(g) See Periodic Table Determine the reaction quotient for a mixture of the two gases in which [NO2] = 0.0312 M and [N204] = 0.00674 M.

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The value of K, for the reaction below is 7.72 at 455 K.
2NO, (g) =
N,0,(g)
See Periodic Table
Determine the reaction quotient for a mixture of the two gases in which [NO2] = 0.0312 M and [N204] = 0.00674 M.

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